Resolved: Transformation in normal distribution
Why do the normal distribution curve shrink after we multiply with a constant c,i.e,y=f(x.c)
Why dont it expand?
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Hello Radhey,
This is really depends on the size of the constant you're multiplying the normal distribution by. If it is <1 then it'll shrink and conversely if it is larger than 1 the normal distribution would expand.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Ned
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Hello,
No, it is incorrect it will shrink if it is >1
See the link shared in the video about standardization. The video says the same.
